TKL LAMP Stack

The LAMP abbreviation represents the set of the tools used primarily for running websites. The initial letters of these tools – Linux (Operating system), Apache(web http server). MySQL (relational SQL database), PHP (application programming and scripting language) make up the LAMP abbreviation. The database can be substituted by some other alternative. However in the case of the TKL LAMP stack image, it is exactly MySQL.

The control panel at the IP address of the machine with TKL LAMP Stack installed

This image is suitable primarily for the (multi)hosting of websites, but there are also other ways of utilization. The TurnKey Linux LAMP Stack image contains all the components mentioned in the description of the TKL core version and on top of that:

  • Apache – web http server, currently the version 2.4.25
  • MySQL – relational database, currently the version 5.5
  • PHP – programming and scripting language, currently the version 7
  • The support of PHP, Python, Perl for Apache and MySQL
  • The supporting tools phpsh, xdebug, phpear, xcache
  • Adminer – simple graphical interface for the management of the MySQL database
  • Postfix – email server, bound to localhost
  • The Webmin modules for the configuration of Apache, MySQL, PHP and Postfix

The official documentation of the TKL LAMP Stack image is available at: https://www.turnkeylinux.org/lampstack .